Hermiona[a] Asachi (Romanian:[aˈsaki], surname also spelled Asaki; December 16, 1821 – December 9, 1900), also known as Hermione Asachi, was a Romanian writer and translator.
Hermiona was born Glicheria Melirato,[4] the daughter of Kiriaco Melirato and Elena Teyber.[5] She was later adopted by Gheorghe Asachi, her mother's second husband.
She was first married to Alexandru D. Moruzi [ro]. In 1852, she married the French historian Edgar Quinet,[6][7] She edited some of Quinet's texts for publication,[8] subsequently publishing under the name Hermiona Quinet.
^Willy Aeschimann (1986). La pensée d'Edgar Quinet [The Thinking of Edgar Quinet] (in French). Paris: Anthropos. p. 639.
^de:Oscar Alfred Haac [in German] (1947). "XIX". In David Baguley (ed.). A Critical Bibliography of French Literature: The Nineteenth Century in Two Parts. Vol. 5. Syracuse, New York: Syracuse University Press. p. 675.
^Eugen Lovinescu (1982). Mariana Simionescu; ro:Alexandru George [in Romanian] (eds.). Opere. Vol. 3. London: Minerva Press. p. 332.
^ abcȚarălungă, Ecaterina. Enciclopedia identității românești. Personalități (in Romanian). p. 38.
^van Dijk, Suzan (1995). George Sand lue à l'étranger: recherches nouvelles 3 (in French). p. 70. ISBN9051838611.
^Quattrocchi, Umberto (1999). CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, Scientific Names, Eponyms, Synonyms, and Etymology. p. 2245. ISBN084932677X.
hermiona, asachi, hermiona, asachi, romanian, aˈsaki, surname, also, spelled, asaki, december, 1821, december, 1900, also, known, hermione, asachi, romanian, writer, translator, born, 1821, december, 1821iași, moldaviadieddecember, 1900, 1900, aged, paris, fra. Hermiona a Asachi Romanian aˈsaki surname also spelled Asaki December 16 1821 December 9 1900 also known as Hermione Asachi was a Romanian writer and translator Hermiona AsachiBorn 1821 12 16 December 16 1821Iași MoldaviaDiedDecember 9 1900 1900 12 09 aged 78 Paris FranceNationalityRomanianFrenchOccupation s author translation writerSpousesAlexandru Moruzi div 1849 wbr 1 Edgar Quinet m 1852 died 1875 wbr Contents 1 Life 2 Works 2 1 Literary translations 2 2 Edgar Quinet 2 3 Other works 3 Notes 4 ReferencesLife editHermiona was born Glicheria Melirato 4 the daughter of Kiriaco Melirato and Elena Teyber 5 She was later adopted by Gheorghe Asachi her mother s second husband Hermiona translated texts by Silvio Pellico and Benjamin Franklin into Romanian for her father s publication Albina Romanească In 1845 she moved to France where she corresponded with various French intellectuals such as Victor Hugo Jules Michelet and Louis Blanc 6 She was first married to Alexandru D Moruzi ro In 1852 she married the French historian Edgar Quinet 6 7 She edited some of Quinet s texts for publication 8 subsequently publishing under the name Hermiona Quinet Asachi died in Paris at the age of 78 6 Works editLiterary translations edit Rene Paul și Paul Rene translation of the short story by Emile Deschamps 1839 Ruth poems by Caroline Pichler 1839 Istoria sfantă pentru tinerimea moldo romană Sacred history for young Moldavians and Romanians 1840 Despre indatoririle oamenilor On the duties of men by Silvio Pellico 1843 Edgar Quinet edit Works published from Edgar Quinet s notes manuscripts and notebooks Many were selected annotated prefaced and arranged by Hermione Memoires d exil 1869 9 Paris journal du siege 1873 Sentiers de France 1875 Le livre de l exile 1851 1870 Apres l exil manifestes et discours 1871 1875 1875 Vie et mort du genie grec 1876 Lettres a sa mere 1877 Histoire de mes idees 1878 Lettres d exil a Michelet et a divers amis 1885 6 4 volumes Edgar Quinet avant et depuis l exil 1887 9 9 Cinquante ans d amitie Michelet Quinet 1899 Other works edit Le Vrai dans l education 1891 9 Ce que dit la musique 1893 La France ideale 1896 9 De Paris a Edimbourg 1898 Notes edit Also spelled Hermione 2 and Ermiona 3 References edit Willy Aeschimann 1986 La pensee d Edgar Quinet The Thinking of Edgar Quinet in French Paris Anthropos p 639 de Oscar Alfred Haac in German 1947 XIX In David Baguley ed A Critical Bibliography of French Literature The Nineteenth Century in Two Parts Vol 5 Syracuse New York Syracuse University Press p 675 Wendy Bracewell Alex Drace Francis eds 2008 A Bibliography of East European Travel Writing on Europe Vienna Central European University Press p 505 ISBN 9789633863893 Asachi Quinet Hermiona 1967 p 366 Eugen Lovinescu 1982 Mariana Simionescu ro Alexandru George in Romanian eds Opere Vol 3 London Minerva Press p 332 a b c Țarălungă Ecaterina Enciclopedia identității romanești Personalități in Romanian p 38 van Dijk Suzan 1995 George Sand lue a l etranger recherches nouvelles 3 in French p 70 ISBN 9051838611 Quattrocchi Umberto 1999 CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names Common Names Scientific Names Eponyms Synonyms and Etymology p 2245 ISBN 084932677X a b c d David Patrick Francis Hindes Groome eds 1898 Quinet Edgar Chambers Biographical Dictionary J B Lippincott amp Co p 772 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hermiona Asachi amp oldid 1219487110, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
